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Argos Accessibility · Privacy

What information the system needs and how it can remain under local control.

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Your needs are not a third-party profile

Configuration can contain sensitive personal information. Only what the agreed purpose needs is retained, with defined access. Local operation avoids sending preferences to external services for every decision. Any authorised output requires a clear, understood purpose.

What the system contributes

The architecture can keep sensors, images, routines and state inside owner-controlled infrastructure. Only what an authorized integration or protocol needs is shared.

People decide how they want support

Adaptation can be reviewed as preferences and needs change. Diagnoses must not be inferred or surveillance expanded for automation convenience. Family, institutional and support roles differ; data and control access respect that separation and the person's participation.

The manual alternative must also be accessible

Connection or interpretation failure must not leave someone without a way forward. Alternatives are prepared and tested with the user. A demonstration may not work in the actual space, so light, sound, placement and devices belong in acceptance testing.

Evaluate independence through real situations

Trials examine whether a person can complete the journey, understand alerts and regain control. Errors, repeated requests and device failures are included. Usefulness is assessed with the user, without promising one system can resolve every need.

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